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No New Wars, Yeah Right! | Episode 13 · The Augarius Williams Show

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ahead and get the elephant out of the room before
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we go ahead and dive into what has become arguably
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one of the biggest political stories of twenty twenty six.
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So this is and I'm pretty sure I don't have
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to remind you, guys, the very first episode of the
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Igarius Williams Show coming your way into year twenty twenty six.
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You may be wondering to yourself, for those of you
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that were listening to this the last time an episode
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was uploaded, where have you been? And that's a pretty
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good question, and I have a pretty good answer. The
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political world that we live in today has become so
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nasty and so hyperpartisan to where I told myself, you
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know what, I just need to step back.
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Speaker 2: I need to take an opportunity to reflect on where
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I'm at.
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Speaker 1: So that way, when I choose to if I choose
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to return to this podcast, I could come back with
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a fresh perspective about the things that are going on
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in the political world. The very last episode that I
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did for you guys was back on November second, That
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was episode number twelve. In that episode, I talked to
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you guys exclusively about the government shutdown which was going
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on at the time. Since that time, the government has reopened.
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There's a partial government shutdown going on now involving the
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Department of Homeland Security. Speaking of the Department of Homeland Security,
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Christy nom has been ousted as the director of that organization.
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She is slated to be replaced by current Oklahoma Senator
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Mark Wayne Mullen, and we all know that the Senate
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is in the hands of the Republicans, and we all
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know that he will be confirmed as the next Secretary
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of DHS. There's a search still going on for the
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mother of Today's show hosts Savannah gut Thrie. That is
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an entire thing within itself that I would need an
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entire episode to break down and give you, guys my
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honest thoughts on The White House continues to be a
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sesspool of just continued bs. There's things that come out
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one day that's debunked the next day, and YadA, YadA, YadA.
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We know how it is because we all lived through
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the first Donald Trump administration, so we know that on
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a given day, something could be said that later has
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to be backtracked.
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Speaker 2: Speaking of something that had to be said.
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Speaker 1: Over the weekend, we all got the news that former
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FBI Director and former Special Counsel Robert Muller passed away,
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and of course, the President of the United States, being
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the sympathetic leader that he happens to be, posted a
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very heartfelt message on true social let me stop and
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let me let you guys laugh for a minute, because Donald.
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Speaker 2: Trump did not do that.
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump chose to take to truth social to say
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that he was glad that Robert Muller had died so
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that way, in his words, he could no longer hurt
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innocent people. Very ironic that the forty seventh president of
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the United States is talking about somebody hurting innocent people.
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Isn't that what's going on over in Iran right now?
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I'll get to that momentarily. But this guy is so
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thin skin to the point where when someone like Robert
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Muller passed away, he couldn't muster up anything positive to say.
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And yet you have so many Christian Conservatives who thinks
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that this guy was just annoyed by God to come
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fix this country, and their rationale is always the same. Well,
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could you only imagine what this country would have looked
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like if Kamala Harris were president. I told you guys
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during the election that we were deciding between the lesser
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of two evils, and it's still yet to be determined
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if we picked the right evil. Because no matter who
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you vote for, you were gonna get evil regardless. The
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Democratic Party is evil. The Republican Party is evil. They're
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eating their cells alive because they can't agree on one
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message surrounding Operation Epic Fury. Once again, we're gonna get
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into that momentarily. So it doesn't matter who you voted for,
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you were gonna get some form of evil. And we
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see that playing out time and time again. But yet
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this guy couldn't have just came out and say, you
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know what, Robert Mothers passed away. I didn't like what
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he did during the Russia Russia Russia investigation. YadA, YadA, YadA.
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This guy, this thin skin president, had to come out
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and say I'm glad he's dead.
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Speaker 2: You could have just said nothing, and that would have
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been all right.
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Speaker 1: Nobody would have wondered why you didn't say anything, because
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anybody who knows anything about you would have automatically been
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able to assume that you didn't say nothing because you
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didn't like the guy, because you felt like he was
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involved in an investigation that really had no merit.
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Speaker 2: And once again, so.
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Speaker 1: Many Christian conservatives believe that this is the guy who
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is appointed by God to save this country. How many
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of you still think that after what you've been seeing
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over in or run I've teased it long enough, so
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let's go ahead and dive right into it. February the
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twenty eighth of the year twenty twenty six is a
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very decisive day in the second administration of Donald Trump.
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On this particular day, Donald Trump and Secretary of Defense,
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I'd be damned if I call it Secretary of War.
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Speaker 2: Is the Secretary of Defense.
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Speaker 1: I'm not gonna go along with Pete Hexa's little bullshit
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game about changing it over to Department of War.
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Speaker 2: Who's gonna do that? Nobody?
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Speaker 1: So Donald Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Haxxeth, along
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with General Dan Kane, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
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announced the beginning of Operation Epic Fury alongside Israel to
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absolutely deplete a run of its nuclear capabilities, to halt
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their production of ballistic missiles, and to essentially destroy their
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military as it currently exists.
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Speaker 2: This operation.
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Speaker 1: Has been one of the most hyperpartisan things that's happened
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this year, and it's very ironic that we are in
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a mid term year. At Donald Trump decided, you know what,
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I want to make the mid terms a little bit
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more spicy.
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Speaker 2: So here's what I'm gonna do.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna start a war with a run and see
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if that's gonna help my chances of my party being
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able to retain the high in the Senate in November. Now,
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depending on where you get your news, that's one of
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the indicators about how you feel about how this is going.
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If you're a conservative and you still watch Fox News,
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you're being told by Sean Hannity, lord Ingram, Mark Levin
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and all those people over there that everything's going fine,
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that Iran is basically on their knees begging the United
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States and Israel to stop what they're doing. Now, if
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you watch any other news channel, some of the same
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things are being spouted, except they'll also mention that it's
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not going according to plan. For forty seven years, Iran
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has been shouting death to America. Anytime you talk to
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somebody who identified as a conservative who's in full support
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of what we're doing alongside Israel, that's one of the
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things that they'll tell you. For forty seven years, they've
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been shouting death to America. So it was finally time
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for us to tell them, in no uncertain terms, that
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you will no longer be shouting at Have we ever
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stopped to think I'm just asking, have we ever stopped
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to think why it is that Iran and other countries
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throughout the world hate us as much as they do. Now,
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I've already told you guys in the past why I
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believe so many countries don't like us, Because we go
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around the world wanting to police everybody about democracy and
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about how great your country could be if you adopted
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the fundamental principles of democracy. And yet here at home,
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there are times when we don't practice what we preach.
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When this goes Democrat or Republican, this is not a
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one side issue. Both parties will do whatever it takes
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to strip away of freedom that they don't feel that
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you and I deserve.
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Speaker 2: So to all of you out there that are Democrats,
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and you.
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Speaker 1: Find yourself saying, the Democrats want to protect our freedoms. Yeah,
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if you want to have a transgender surgery, they'll protect that.
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If you want to have an abortion, they'll protect that.
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But if you want to get on Twitter and you
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want to spout conspiracy theories, they don't support that. They're
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not going to defend that because they claim to be
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so rooted in the truth. And by the way, we're
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in twenty twenty six. Let me ask you guys a question,
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what is the truth nowadays? Because I find that very
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hard at times to believe some of the things that
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I hear. But we all know that the Bible said
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that it'll get to this point and it's only gonna
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get worse. It's not gonna get any better. The Republicans,
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on the other hand, the only freedoms that they want
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to protect. Your freedom to worship, your freedom to have
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as many guns as you want, your freedom to protest
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outside of an abortion clinic if you think that abortion
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is not a good thing. That's what they're looking to protect.
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So we go around the world and we try to
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tell everybody else that you need to adopt the principles
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of democracy, and yet here at home, we're struggling to
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even keep our eyes on what democracy really looks.
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Speaker 2: Likely.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna be celebrating our two hundred and fiftieth birthday,
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and do you think that the founding fathers would look
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at where we're at now and they would say, this
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is exactly what we thought about when we drafted the
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Declaration of Independence. This is exactly what we thought it'd
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look like when we decided to draft the constitution of
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this country when we formulated the Bill of Rights, I
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would say, no, Well, you gotta look at it another
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way of Garria's. You gotta look at it from the
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standpoint of yeah, some of our freedoms are being encroached on,
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but we're still the hottest country on the face of
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the earth.
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Speaker 2: How can you say that.
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Speaker 1: While our freedoms are being eroded by the day. How
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can you possibly wake up every day and say, Hey,
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it feels good to be an American, even though they're
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coming after certain groups. I still feel good to be
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an American. I don't mind worrying the stars and strikes
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of this country. I digress. So, this war, or this
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quote unquote operation has drawn a lot of mixed reviews
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from both sides of the eye, especially on the Republican side.
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You have a lot of Republicans who are quote unquote
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America first, who do not like the direction that Donald
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Trump and Pete Haccept and Mark Levin and Linsey Graham
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have taken us with Operation Epic Fury, And as a result,
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they're being chastised on a damn near daily basis by
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some of those same people that I just mentioned.
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Speaker 2: If you're not in full support of this war.
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Speaker 1: As a Republican, Donald Trump has no use for you,
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and he'll tell you just as much on true social
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he'll tell you just as much when he's doing a
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press gabble outside of Marine one or Air Force one.
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Speaker 2: So let's think.
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Speaker 1: About some of the people that's caught his ire since
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this thing has gotten started. Cannice Owens, Tucker Carlson, Megan Kelly.
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They're the ones who Donald Trump is focusing his iro
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on because they're supposed to be the ones.
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Speaker 2: And Marjorie Taylor Green too, forgot all about her.
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Speaker 1: They're the ones that are supposed to be applauding everything
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that he does. But they're looking at this and they're saying,
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wait a minute. You campaign on no new wars. You
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campaign on getting us out of foreign entanglements that we've
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been in for forever. In a day, nobody truly knows
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how long this is going to take. And when you
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think about the price tag this war, every single day
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is costing US hundreds of millions of dollars. And now
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you have Pete hegg Seth asking Congress for an additional
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two hundred something billion dollars to fund this thing even further.
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While you have Americans that are struggling to pay their rent,
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while you're having Americans out here figuring trying to figure
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out what they're gonna eat, how they're gonna pay their
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student loans, how they're gonna pay their car note, how
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they're gonna pay their mortgage, how they're gonna send their
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children to college, and most important, how are they gonna
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fill up their gas tanks?
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Speaker 2: Because since this thing got started.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if you guys have been paying attention,
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but gas seems to go up ten cent every day.
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There was one day, it was last Friday. I went
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to work that morning, gas was three forty nine. I
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got off later that day it was three fifty nine.
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And of course, the messaging that's coming out of the
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Trump administration is, hey, gas may be a little high
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right now, but that's a small price to pay for
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what we're eventually going to get.
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Speaker 2: When this is all said and done.
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Speaker 1: Ask you a question, who's to say that this thing
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is gonna end as good as you guys think is
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going to Because from what it seems, Iran has shown
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no signs of wanting to slow down. They've shown no
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signs of just wanting to lay down and say, hey,
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you know what, you guys got us.
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Speaker 2: We're sorry you got us. They've shown no signs of that.
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Speaker 1: You kill the Ayatola Komeni, his son is taken over,
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and the regime still seems to be going strong. They've
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made it a point to say, you know what, if
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you guys want to fuck us over, we're gonna fuck
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you over. And every day there's something new about the
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messaging coming out of this administration. One day, we don't
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need our NATO allies. The next day Donald Trump is
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up there bitching because our NATO allies don't want to help.
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Speaker 2: One day he's saying we don't need Britain.
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Speaker 1: The next day he's mad but curious starmer because he
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doesn't want to send any military help. One day he's
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not mad with the Manual Macron over in France. The
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next day he's mad with him. So which one is it?
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If our military is supposed to be as strong and
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as dynamic as you claim that it is, why do
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we need our NATO allies to help? I'm pretty sure
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you didn't consult him before you got in bed with
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Israel to do this. So they're looking around saying, hey,
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if you didn't consult us before you started the operation?
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Speaker 2: Why do you need us now?
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Speaker 1: And of course you have so many people who are
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willing to parrot the talking point that our NATO allies
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they're no good. They're leaving us out there to do
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this all by ourselves. But wait a second. Hasn't Donald
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Trump been going around saying that we're the hottest country
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on the face of the earth right now? So why
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do we need help? It's almost like the bullying school.
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If he is so big and bad, why does he
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need other people to come help.
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Speaker 2: Him bully people.
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Speaker 1: If you're that big bad bullies, you're able to do
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it by yourself. You don't need anybody else.
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Speaker 2: Now. This leads to a very interesting question.
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Speaker 1: That a lot of the quote unquote America First Republicans
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have been asking, is Donald Trump compromised by Israel? The
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thing is, Donald Trump has made a no secret that
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he's a friend of Israel. He's a friend of Prime
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Minister Benjamin Then yahoo, Donald Trump has never made that
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a secret.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump showed you in his.
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Speaker 1: First term that he was always going to be an
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ally of Israel no matter what to the wills fell
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off the car, and even then he'd be the first
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one to hop out the car to put the wills
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back on the car.
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Speaker 2: So it should be no.
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Speaker 1: Surprise that Donald Trump has strapped himself in to go
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on this ride with Benjamin don Yahoo. But the thing
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that really startles me the most about this entire sock
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is that you have so many of these people in
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Maga that are pissed off about what's happened. But they're
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the same ones who tried to tell us that we
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need to make sure that Donald Trump becomes president so
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that way we don't get into any of these entanglements.
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Speaker 2: If you'll let.
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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, world War three will break out, and who
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knows where this thing in a run is gonna take us.
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World War three could pop off from this supposedly isolated
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operation I trust Trump. That's not gonna happen. Bullshit, anything
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can happen, never say never. How many of us through
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life have heard that before. So many people they're of
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the opinion that, hey, I trust Trump. This thing is
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not gonna go that far. It could if the right
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players get involved, if Russia and China decide, you know what,
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we're tired of sitting on the sideline. We're gonna help
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out he run. This is gonna be something that nobody
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saw coming. And the thing that I scoffed at too.
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If the shoe was on the other foot, and if
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Joe Biden, along with Anthony Blincoln and Lloyd Austin, if
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they decided to do this, oh boy, Fox News, they
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would be saying, well, Joe Biden got us into World
21:36
War three, get ready for it. But since Donald Trump
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is doing it, hey, this had to be done. We
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may not like that he's decided to do it, but
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it had to be done. See how the pendulum swings.
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And the Democrats they're the same way. Donald Trump is
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doing it.
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Speaker 2: They don't like it.
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Speaker 1: If Joe Biden was doing it, they would have no
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problem with it. Think about what happened when Obama decided
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to bomb Libya. Nancy Pelosi and the crew had no
22:02
problem with Fox News. They had a problem with Donald
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Trump decides to drop a few bombs. Hey, it needed
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to be done to protect vital national security interest in
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that region. That's what they'll always tell you. The Sean Hannity's,
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the Mark Levin's, the Lord Ingram's, the Jesse Waters, Jack
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Kean Mark Tiessen. That's what they'll tell you. So we're
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at a crossroads, and it's a very serious crossroad that
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I think everybody should be paying attention to, because if
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you continue to sit around and act like you don't
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see this for what it is, with all due respect,
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you're part of the problem. Because we all have to
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take the blinders off to understand what direction we're about
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to go into. We're about to head into some very
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steep times, and it's gonna have to take for all
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of us to continue to speak truth to power in
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order to make sure that we don't continue to fall
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victim for the games that's being played by the political
23:08
class in DC. Whether Democrat or Republican doesn't matter, as
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the late great George Carlin said, is one big club,
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and you and I ain't in it. And yet so
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many people think that, hey, you know what to be
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the best way to check Trump's power, Let's just vote
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in a bunch of Democrats in November in the mid terms.
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Of out to be just fine, and then the country
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will then become what stale because he'll become a lame
23:40
duck president those final two years of his term. Absolutely
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nothing will get accomplished except for impeachments. That's the reason why, honestly,
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and I know I'm gonna get some pushback for this,
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but it is what it is. I'm not sitting around
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here with baited breath waiting for the Senate to pass
24:03
to Save America Act where you gotta go and show
24:07
ID or go register to vote. You gotta show ID
24:10
when you go vote paper ballots, mail in ballats only
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be accepted in certain situations, and so on and so forth.
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You're listening to someone, and anybody who's close to me
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can tell you this. You're listening to someone who, at
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one point in his life wanted to be the president,
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and you could not get me away from President's books.
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I wanted to know everything that was to know about
24:35
being the president. And then as I got older, I say,
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you know what, that's not what I want to do,
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Because as you start to dig deeper into this, you
24:43
realize that it's a very big colosh of just straight
24:47
up bs that you know deep down in your heart,
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if you are someone with morals you don't want to
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be a part of. I used to be someone I
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could not wait until election day to go vote.
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Speaker 2: And then I started sitting back saying you know what
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this shit. It doesn't matter.
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Speaker 1: Because when you go and vote, what are you necessarily
25:11
voting for at the end of the day, besides the
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same thing over and over and over again, just with
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a different letter beside their name.
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Speaker 2: Trust Trump.
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Speaker 1: If Kamala wasn't president, If Kamala was president, this wouldn't
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be happening. Both political parties are essentially the same trojan
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horse trying to convince you and I that our eyes
25:46
are deceiving us because we can't.
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Speaker 2: See it for what it is.
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Speaker 1: At the end of the day, most Americans aren't upset
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that we're doing what we have to do in a
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run because we're just doing it for no reason. Most
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people are upset because they look at this government and
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they say, hey, you guys have the money to spend
26:09
every day for this war, but yet you don't seem
26:11
to have any answers to help us out of the
26:14
financial straits that we find ourselves in. In some places,
26:20
you're paying three, four or five six dollars a gallon
26:23
for gas. You gotta make sacrifices in the grocery store.
26:30
Instead of your kids being able to go to college
26:32
right after high school, they got to take on full
26:34
time jobs just to help at home, not even to
26:41
stand on their own two feet in the real world.
26:45
You're starting to see that now more and more kids
26:49
that graduate high school instead of going off to college,
26:52
they're going into the workforce, and instead of moving out
26:54
on their own, they're still at home.
26:55
Speaker 2: With their parents.
26:58
Speaker 1: Because that's just how bad of an economic situation we
27:02
find ourselves in. And no matter how much bullshit Scott
27:07
Besting and how Relucnant goes on TV and spouts, they
27:11
know deep down inside that most Americans are struggling.
27:15
Speaker 2: But hey, they don't worry about the struggle because they
27:17
have too much money to care.
27:20
Speaker 1: They look at us struggling while they sit in their
27:23
palatial estates, laughing and drinking Scotch, coming up with how
27:29
they're going to continue to enrich themselves while making us.
27:31
Four hundreds of millions of dollars a day is being
27:41
spent on this operation. And yet you still have people
27:48
tonight in hospitals that don't know how they're gonna get
27:52
the life saving treatment that they need because they don't
27:56
have health insurance.
27:58
Speaker 2: You have a mother of four who herself is going
28:03
to be going hungry tonight to make sure that her
28:05
children have something to eat. The twenty two year.
28:11
Speaker 1: Old who's been out of high school for four years,
28:14
who's still trying to figure out if he's going to
28:17
have a life worth anything because he's not been able
28:20
to go to college to live out his dream. The
28:29
overworked adults who leave one job not to go home
28:35
and get rest to get ready for the next day,
28:37
but who goes home to go get in another uniform
28:41
to work a second job, and in some cases go
28:43
home to change into another uniform to work a third job.
28:51
And yet you want people to be jumping off the
28:55
roof a lated because we're doing what we need to do.
29:02
We're being badasses over in a run right now, while
29:08
people are trying to figure out how to pay their mortgage,
29:12
while people are trying to figure out how to.
29:14
Speaker 2: Pay their rent.
29:16
Speaker 1: And honestly, to all of those America First conservatives, I'm
29:23
just gonna say something that a lot of people don't
29:26
want to say. I don't want to hear a damn
29:29
thing from y'all. I don't nothing. I don't give a
29:34
damn how anti warri you are. I don't want to
29:37
hear nothing from y'all. Shut up, stop talking Tucker, Carlson,
29:45
Megan Kelly, Marjorie Taylor Green, all of y'all shut the
29:49
hell up because y'all were the ones who told us
29:54
why it was so imperative to give Donald Trump another opportunity.
30:02
That's the reason why when Marjorie Taylor Green decided to
30:05
retire from Congress and she started making the rounds on
30:09
networks not known as Fox News or networks not known
30:11
as One American News, everybody was like, it's so great
30:14
to see Marjorie Taylor Green finally see the light.
30:17
Speaker 2: Yeah. After she was.
30:19
Speaker 1: Publicly rebuffed by Donald Trump for her continued support of
30:23
wanting all the Epstein files to be released and if
30:28
you let other people tell the story, she became upset
30:31
with Donald Trump because she wanted to run for either
30:33
senator or governor in Georgia and he wasn't gonna support her,
30:37
and her little feelings were hurt. So she was like,
30:39
you know what, I'm gonna start telling the truth about
30:42
what it is that I've seen from Donald Trump's portrayal
30:45
of all the American First policies that he campaigned on.
30:49
Haven't we already established by now that the one coret
30:53
thing you need to have in order to be a
30:54
successful politician is a natural knack to lie. You've been
31:00
listening to this podcast since we got it started. I've
31:03
been telling you guys that successful politicians have to be
31:07
able to know how to lie on the fly, no problem,
31:11
And Donald Trump has mastered that times ten to get
31:16
over seventy seven million people to buy into America. First,
31:21
No new wars. We're gonna become more isolationists. We're gonna
31:25
worry about our own situations. Hey, I'm gonna build a
31:27
wall on the southern border. I'm gonna make Mexico pay
31:29
for it. Has Mexico sent over a dime to help
31:32
pay for that wall?
31:34
Speaker 2: No? Has Russia Ukraine been solved?
31:39
Speaker 1: No? And instead of him taking the blame for that,
31:42
he's still blaming z Linskin putin. They don't like each other. So, hey,
31:47
it's hard to get a deal done, or you shouldn't
31:49
a campaign on getting a deal done, you son of anyway,
31:59
So if you haven't been able to tell throughout the
32:01
course of this episode, I am pretty fired up about
32:04
where we're at. Because if we're not going to be
32:09
honest about where we're at, we're gonna continue to fall
32:13
further and further into the abyss. So many people are
32:17
finally starting to wake up and realize what they should
32:20
have realized from the beginning. Donald Trump was never coming
32:23
to Washington to be a quote unquote savior to get
32:29
us out the mud that the swamp dug us into.
32:34
Donald Trump is a swamp creature. Donald Trump is just
32:40
like one of those alligators on swamp people. You see
32:44
him pop his head up out the water. You try
32:47
to go, run to get the shotguns so you can
32:49
shoot him in the eye, and the minute that you do,
32:52
he's right back in the water. Some of these same
32:55
people that Donald Trump can't stand, or some of the
32:57
same people that he had no problem supporting when he
32:59
was on the other side. And what I mean by
33:01
that is when he was a Democrat. Can't stand Chuck
33:06
Schumer now, but when Chuck Schumer first started in politics,
33:10
Donald Trump was one of his first big donors. Donald
33:13
Trump can't stand Hillary Clinton, but when she was a
33:16
senator in New York, rubbed elbows with her. And of
33:22
course the lie that he told that the times he
33:24
had as a businessman, I got along with everybody, because
33:29
when your.
33:30
Speaker 2: Knee deep in the swamp, you have no choice but.
33:32
Speaker 1: To get along with everybody makes for more of a
33:35
compelling story this operation. And this is the last thought
33:45
I'm gonna say about this before I let you guys go.
33:49
This operation, in a lot of people's eyes, is not
33:55
important to him, not because it's not important when you
33:58
think about what's going on over in that region. But
34:01
a lot of people they look at this and they say,
34:03
you know what, I'm struggling over here. I don't know
34:08
where my family's next meal is coming from. I don't
34:11
know if I got to pick up another job to
34:13
make in his meet. I don't know if my children
34:16
are gonna be able to have an opportunity to go
34:19
out and live their best lives if they're having to
34:23
continue to stay at home. US affordability, no new foreign wars,
34:36
draining the swamp, bringing peace between Russia and Ukraine. Those
34:41
were some of the key points that Donald Trump ran
34:43
on two years ago. And now you have so many
34:48
people in Maga who feel betrayed. At the end of
34:52
the day, when a person shows you who they are,
34:56
believe them. And this guy has been a up in
35:00
sheep's clothing for a very long time. And yet so
35:06
many Republicans are too cowardly to call him out for
35:10
what he is. Now, don't get me wrong, they'll do it,
35:15
but they'll either wait until they are retiring, or they'll
35:18
wait till they've already retired and they go and become
35:22
TV pundits, and then that's when they finally want to
35:24
spill their guts about who and what Donald Trump is. Hey,
35:27
we needed that same energy when you were in a
35:29
position of power to stop him from becoming the mad
35:31
man that.
35:32
Speaker 2: You claim that he is.
35:35
Speaker 1: But so many of you are so cowardly to where
35:38
you're not even gonna do it. And Democrat politicians are
35:42
the same way. When it came to bite, he stepped aside,
35:45
he leaves the White House, or we knew Biden didn't
35:48
really stand the chance in twenty twenty four, Why didn't
35:50
you guys say that when he was running? And now
35:57
you want people to take you seriously, now that you've
36:00
seen the light, If we the everyday hard working Americans,
36:11
if we don't come together to stop this train wreck,
36:15
we're all going to be dead passengers on a train
36:20
that's going to derail off the tracks. And in a
36:22
lot of ways, the train is already starting to show
36:25
signs that it is derailing, and every now and then
36:28
it rocks back and forth, and then it feels like
36:30
it gets back on the tracks. But there's gonna come
36:33
a time when that train is not gonna be able
36:35
to get back on the tracks, and we're gonna fall over.
36:39
Speaker 2: And it won't be pretty.
36:42
Speaker 1: And more and more people are gonna have to finally
36:44
fess up and say, you know what, I hitched my
36:49
wagon to the wrong horse.
36:52
Speaker 2: Once again.
36:53
Speaker 1: Not to say that Kamala would have been better, but
36:58
maybe this is the wake up call that more and
37:00
more Americans.
37:01
Speaker 2: Needed to see that, you know what, this political game ain't.
37:05
Speaker 1: About shit, because these fuckers they'll go to Washington, they'll
37:12
look out for themselves, they'll look out for their families,
37:14
they'll look out for their special interest and leave you
37:17
standing out in the cold without a jacket, while claiming
37:22
at the same time that they love you, that they
37:25
appreciate your support, that they're fighting for you every day.
37:29
Have you noticed all these politicians now they have social
37:34
media accounts, and they film these videos of them in
37:37
their office or their takedown moments and committee hearings, and
37:41
when they go on these network television shows and they
37:44
act like they're fighting so hard for you and I
37:48
and it's all a bunch of bull.
37:50
Speaker 2: We know that.
37:52
Speaker 1: The other day when John Thune and Chuck Schumer got
37:55
into it on the Senate floor about to save act.
37:58
Then John Thune one of the act like tough guy,
38:00
I'm gonna stand up to Chuck Schumer. He's making it
38:03
hard for us to get Americans first place, and shut up.
38:08
And then Chuck Schumer over there slump shoulder, sob we're
38:14
fighting for Americans and the worst of them all that
38:20
dang one. Corey Booker, that guy, if there was ever
38:25
a Oscars for politics, he would get Best Actor because
38:31
he's the one that swears up and down that I'm
38:33
fighting for New Jersey every day I'm fighting for Americans
38:37
and Donald Trump is making.
38:38
Speaker 2: It hard to shut up. Just shut up. They don't
38:49
care about us.
38:52
Speaker 1: Who said it best, They don't really care about us,
38:59
Michael Jackson, And look, I know a lot of people
39:04
think he's weird.
39:06
Speaker 2: A lot of people think that, you know, he did
39:08
things with children.
39:09
Speaker 1: But if you ever get the opportunity to go listen
39:11
to they don't really care about us. If you did
39:14
not know that that song came out in the nineties,
39:16
you would think that he would be.
39:18
Speaker 2: Talking about today.
39:25
Speaker 1: History has an odd way of repeating itself, and it
39:29
seems like we're in that battle right now where history
39:32
is repeating itself, where good doesn't seem to be triumphing
39:36
right now, but it will if you get more and
39:40
more people that say, you know what, we're tired of
39:43
being upon in this game, that we know that we're losing,
39:47
because that's all this political game is. It's a game
39:50
that the average citizen is losing because the ruling class
39:54
know that the only thing they gotta do is continue
39:56
to dangle out these candidates in front of us every
39:58
election cycle, and we'll all be standing out in the cold,
40:02
or standing out in the heat, or in the rain
40:03
or in the snow, and we'll cast our vote thinking
40:05
that it makes a difference when it really doesn't.
40:10
Speaker 2: Because they don't care about us.
40:14
Speaker 1: But so many people they'll continue to partake in it
40:17
because they still think some way that their vote matters.
40:23
I can't remember who said it. It may have been
40:26
Mark Twain. If voting was consequential, they wouldn't let us
40:31
do it. So this thing in Iran has caused a
40:38
lot of people to wake up and say, you know what,
40:41
maybe we've been duped. There is no maybe you were duped.
40:47
This was always going to be the plan. Donald Trump
40:51
was always gonna get his pecking orders from Benjamin and
40:55
Yahoo when it came to that particular region of the world.
41:00
That's the way it was going to be. There was
41:02
never going to be another outcome except for Donald Trump
41:05
doing the bidding of bb down Yahoo, and you and
41:15
I have to continue to live with the daily consequences
41:19
of what this war brings. Can't get all through the
41:25
straight of her moods. So now we're feeling that pain
41:28
at the pump.
41:31
Speaker 2: In my car.
41:33
Speaker 1: Three weeks ago, I could put twenty dollars in there
41:36
and it could put the needle almost to full. Now
41:41
twenty dollars only moves the needle to a little bit
41:44
over halfway full. And yet once again the administration will
41:51
tell us, Hey, just a small price you gotta pay
41:54
right now. I was told that that would be no
42:00
small prices to pay. The only small prices that we
42:03
would have to pay is when Donald Trump got in
42:05
that office and he lord grocery prices and whatever happened
42:09
to drill baby drill, where's Doug Bergham, Secretary of the interyror.
42:13
Isn't that what he's supposed to be doing? And how
42:15
about Tulci Gabbert. You know, she staked her whole political
42:19
reputation on being one of the sole voices in the
42:22
Democratic Party that was willing to call out foreign entanglements
42:26
for what they were. And now she's become OD and I,
42:29
or she's now over O, D and I, And now
42:31
she gets up in front of these congressional hearings and
42:34
she was like, well, you know, at the end of
42:35
the day, it's really the president that really decides if
42:38
Aron poses an imminent threat. So she has to walk
42:42
this tight rope to keep her boss happy, but also
42:45
for people not to look at her and say she's
42:46
completely sold her soul. What's a man to gain the
42:52
whole world but to lose his soul? Bible tells us that.
43:00
Speaker 2: And JD.
43:00
Speaker 1: Vance he's been rather quiet because he knows that if
43:05
he already knows that he's walking on eggshels, so if
43:09
he says the wrong thing, it could plummet his twenty
43:12
twenty eight chances. Because I do believe that twenty twenty
43:15
eight is going to be an open primary, and I
43:16
do believe that JD. Vance and Marco Rubio are going
43:19
to be the two guys that are gonna be trying
43:21
to duke it out against each other to see who
43:23
gets the top of the ticket. So be that as
43:31
it may. This is the beginning of something that could
43:42
be pretty interesting when it's all said and though, so
43:46
let's just sit back and see how this plays out.
43:50
And with that being said, ladies and gentlemen, that'll wrap
43:53
up today's long awaited edition of The Igerius Williams Show.
43:57
Want to thank you guys once again as always for listening,
44:00
however wherever.
44:00
Speaker 2: You choose to listen.
44:01
Speaker 1: Until next time you guys, continue to enjoy your day,
44:05
Stay safe, take care of God bless we are out peace.